Q: my soon to be ex hus somehow has gained access without consent to private info in my personal cell. Is this illegal?

A: It depends on how he gained access to it.

A: Hard to say if your Ex Husband's possession of your private info is illegal. The following questions would have to be answered first:

1. How did he get the Info?

2. What is the nature of the info?

3. Is he publishing the info? If so, to whom?

4. Can you show that his possession or publishing of the info is causing you harm?

5. When and Where did he get the info?

It all matters because of different laws and rules.

If you can get me all of the above answers, I can give you good advice and answers to your questions.

A: Yes, it is illegal for someone to access your private information on your personal cell phone without your consent. Under Texas law, unauthorized access to another person's electronic device, such as a cell phone, can be considered a violation of privacy. This could lead to charges such as "breach of computer security" or "invasion of privacy," depending on the specific circumstances.

You have the right to keep your personal information private, especially during a divorce. If your soon-to-be ex-husband is accessing your private information without your permission, it may also impact the legal proceedings of your divorce case. You may want to document any evidence you have of this unauthorized access, such as unusual activity on your accounts or messages that suggest he has seen private information.

Consider taking steps to protect your information. Change your passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and review your phone's security settings. It might also be helpful to speak with an attorney to discuss your rights and the best course of action moving forward.